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When was the last time you used a pair of tweezers?

Asked by flutherother (34832points) April 22nd, 2021

I bought tweezers some time ago for removing ticks but have never had to use them for that. Yesterday, however they came in handy for freeing a jammed zip. How about you?

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janbb's avatar

Probably about 5 years ago when removing ticks from my dog.

longgone's avatar

About a week ago, to remove a thorn from my dog’s paw.

canidmajor's avatar

Yesterday, pulling a splinter.

KNOWITALL's avatar

Of course, mostly for eyebrow shaping.

elbanditoroso's avatar

Last weekend to hold a very tiny screw that I was trying not to drop while installing a hard drive.

Tweezers on myself? 50 years.

chyna's avatar

Last weekend. I had a 1 inch chin hair that none of my friends told me about.

si3tech's avatar

@flutherother Same as NOWITALL Shaping eyebrows and “stray eyebrows.

hello321's avatar

2 days ago for a splinter. I have tweezers all over the place and use them constantly. Ticks are a huge problem here, and we spend a lot of time in the woods.

Kardamom's avatar

About a week ago to get a tiny shard of glass out of my foot. It was from a glass that got dropped and broken weeks ago. Guess I missed that piece when I vacuumed up the debris.

Love_my_doggie's avatar

I’m at the age when I occasionally sprout a course, ugly chin hair. Said hairs get plucked immediately.

I also use tweezers to clear jams in my paper shredder. My work requires me to shred copious amounts of sensitive documents.

Smashley's avatar

Ticks are a regular thing here, thanks climate change, so I’ve got specialized tick pullers instead. However I have no great solutions for dangly nose hairs, tweezers to the rescue!

crazyguy's avatar

My wife uses them almost every day to pluck little hair from different parts of her face.

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